Richard Morse
Hi!
I currently work as a Data Scientist at Boston Consulting Group, where I have performed advanced analytics and digital modeling work for clients ranging across the consumer, energy, and travel & tourism industries. At BCG, I am lucky to be able to combine my passions for building robust models and for implementing high performance systems.While at Boston Consulting Group, and earlier in Rice University's Cohan Research Lab, I have employed big data analytics, mathematical optimization and distributed high-performance computing. This work has resulted in efficient data models with wide-ranging applications to sustainability, consumer personalization and healthcare.
Broadly, I am passionate about using mathematical analysis to make thoughtful decisions from big data. I'm an excellent communicator and a resourceful problem solver dedicated to helping a variety of organizations understand and optimize their choices.
Papers
Can wind and solar replace coal in Texas?
Richard Morse, Sarah Salvatore, Joanna H. Slusarewicz & Daniel S. Cohan
Renewables 9, 1 (2022).
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Contrast polarity-specific mapping improves efficiency of neuronal computation for collision detection.
Richard Burkett Dewell, Ying Zhu, Margaret Eisenbrandt, Richard Morse, Fabrizio Gabbiani
eLife 11:e79772 (2022).
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Assessment of Air Pollution Impacts and Monitoring Data Limitations of a Spring 2019 Chemical Facility Fire.
Gretchen T. Goldman, Anita Desikan, Richard Morse, Casey Kalman, Taryn MacKinney, Daniel S. Cohan, Genna Reed, and Juan Parras
Environmental Justice.Dec 2022.362-372.
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Blog Posts
Bananagrams is NP-completeHave you ever wondered if Bananagrams is NP-complete? In this post we’ll dive in to an abstract version...
Simulating Voter Errors with ACT-R
Badly designed ballots are a pressing issue in the U.S. and have already swung multiple elections. For instance,...